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The horror genre is full of murderous dolls, but none are quite as iconic as the red-haired menace Chucky. The character was introduced in 1988’s “Child Play” and has appeared in several movies since, with the most recent being the 2019 reboot featuring Mark Hamill as the voice of Chucky. A few years after the…

Josh Hartnett stars in Netflix’s limited series Below, and according to critics, it’s a worthwhile add to any spooky season watchlist. While a few critics find the pacing objectionable, most agree Below brings a new thrill to the genre and provides pertinent criticisms about resettlement and climate change. Hartnett provides a standout performance as a…

If you enjoy horror games that focus on mystery rather than sudden scares, Dreadline Express might be worth keeping an eye on. The first-person psychological horror game is set to launch on October 16, 2026, for PCby Shoreline Games

The psychological horror game BrokenLore: ASCEND will be released on January 7 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

Legendary horror author H.P. Lovecraft once wrote that “the oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.” Of course, fear is subjective, and some people genuinely freak out at the sight of blood and viscera gushing from helpless victims. But for many,…

How scary was that haunted house? Was that new horror movie actually terrifying, or were you just pretending to be scared because your friends were watching? There’s now an app for that. Scream Score, a free app created by zoologist and immersive experience designer Heather Doggett, uses a smartphone and compatible smartwatch or wearable to…

Totally Crazy New Horror Trailer for ‘Slayground’ from Jeremy Saulnier | FirstShowing.net

Famous horror author Robert Bloch (“Psycho”) called horror and comedy “two sides of the same coin.” They share similar mechanics; you use a setup and then a punchline to get a visceral emotional reaction from your audience, whether that reaction is a scream or a laugh. 

Updated September 16, 2026. This is iHorror’s running answer to the question we get more than any other: what is actually worth watching on Shudder right now? Shudder’s library shifts every week, the Originals pile up faster than anyone can keep track of, and half the “best of Shudder” lists floating around still recommend titles…

Updated September 16, 2026. This is iHorror’s running calendar of upcoming horror movies, from the rest of this month through every confirmed date we can find in 2027, plus the big franchise titles that have a year but no day yet. It covers theatrical releases, the originals landing on Shudder, Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Prime…